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Tobacco Market.
November |. 1887.

November /, 1887.
The market appeared brighter to-day,
with good many buyers in attendance
on Change. \ small line of old wrap
pers and sou.e filters were sold, also
several lots Of Burleys again changed
hands Loose sales OF 1886 lbs were
made with SIC. highest price. Short leaf
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ELIZA COAL YARD .EIna station, %
and Pine streets ~. ~ Pitcher agent '
kinds Of Coal. WOHd. and DoAe
nhOne. "A
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New York Markets

Estimated receipts of hogs, 10000.
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Ut HENRY fkOELING. I5s. Tre.f,h 49,.
Sm','i's. 20 Chesapeake and Ohio srI l'ssl
.lonu ana Allegheny railroads So. Ns-'
'eh'ion TO ores and minem. waters. '''" a.
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DIRECTORY
BUSINESS HOUSES

nc D'rectory bei0ic Qf reiidJl oss..,
,u't . houses, gicing their Looat.os ia
,s.'ness, '''H Dc Jornd Gerry useful ~ 49, '
y I Z, ,, lor Information rela.io, . s.|
ma al tie different branches Of 5,..r, = ~
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Very old French Brandy at
CHAMBERLAYNE s. Co.'S
"a sheet Anehor of 100 :,

is what those who are acquainted with
thin. call Dr. David's Vegetable Liver Pills.
Being free from Mercury AND AN Mineral Poi
sons, they are Safe and Harmless AS they
contain the most Valuable Vegetable ngred-
tents known 90 Pharmacy they urc che best
cure for Sick Headachc, BIiiousucs-. C0ust.-
patton aid Liver disorder. Only ID cents ID
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND, VA, November /.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat, 49s bushels.
Corn. -234 bushels.
Oats.-34 bushels
Rye.-sO bushels.
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SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.

Wheat -LOngberry. lOs bushels prime on
private terms. vixed, so bushels very 90 q
at S3c.; 40 bushels fair at Toe. Shoriberry.
100 bushels very good at SOC; s. bushels good
at 76c.; ,Ol4 bushels fair at 73c.; 81 bushels
common at toe Total sales of wheat 24oz
bushels
Corn White, As bushels prime on private
terms 80 bushels very good new al 4sc., ~
bushels good new at C.
Oats Winter, "a bushels very good at
SIC
Rye.-36 bushels prime at bic; A bushels
very good at 6Jc.
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s.. D. DAVIS. q. s. Anf. street, r.f
awnings, oI-cloths. Hut ill'l hanging
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. r. ,t.-
PROPRIETOR IL 5. Twelfth street Wbe'-..-
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mtl4tf


living If the Liver is not disordered
Therefore, IL you suffer with Sick Headache.
Biliousness, Constipation Orany Liver trouble
take DR.. Dayld's Liver Z ils. % Pills for 2jc.
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VI, ., ID ll,MNOCk, llm r. Main stree, ~
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JOSEPH DELANI b. f2 D.. NIn street, neI
hlnrIu. and genera. maoNU. Repairing
MOl.e for patents.
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D. e. IEAsDALE. 1878 r. Main street d..
-oO ana s. mems and e. ana fl.s fsi',..
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y. NICk NLUTUhU. NJ I NHn .fIllI-
sale dealer.
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" lLLiAM n. GARDNER. 8s o.,
shampOOing 'f'As' sri
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A woman formerly our slave is uuW our
cook. About eighteen months ago She became
sickly and had cough aud uas confined t0
bed, and it was Thought CHAT she Dad com.
sumption The treatment Dos physicians uucl
TO give relief n December l,sl. % n0le or
SnOt the size of goose clr formed iu-taN0yc
the pin of the stomach, which. when luceI.
discharged matter flr eight 0r nine months.
One of these also formed unI.r horarm. aud
three on her back which discharged matter
for considerable ume For sA months OF
this time she was confined to the house. and
most Of the time ia bed. The stomach often
refused food, by rejecting what sine bad eaten.
She used "A great deal of medicine. but failed t0
be cured. / bought one bottle of your 10. b. b..
made in Atlanta. Ga..) and gave 10 to her. and
She commenced To- improve. ] then bought
and gave her three bottles more. and sine con
tinued 10 improve and in two mont 81 time
her cough had ceased, her constitution
strengthened, appetite and digestion good. al
discharges ceased, nodes 0I knots disappeared.
and she went 20 work apparently healthy and
fattened mp greatly.
This woman bad married sIstorof near same
age who unsolicited 100 precisely thc same way
and about the same time. She bad node or knot
on pic of stomach, back. etc. She did MOI take
any b. b. B. and the node on her stomach ate
through TO the cavity. She continued on the
decline and wasted away, aud finally died.
These were two terrible cases of blood poi
son-one used b. b b. and was speedily cured.
the other did not use it and died. 10 is most
assuredly ID most wonderful. blood purifier
refer 20 merchants of this town.
fOuIs truly, W. 4. ROBINSON
Tishabee. Ala, May ]. 1850
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WALLEN a. WNAl. Seventh HI lnu
streets. Monuments. t0mUs. mar..e.I.l aia.
ties SO.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.
CnIcAeo. November !.

Reported by c. 4. BEDFORD & Co., Grai1
Commission Merchants No. South Twelfth
street
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Contraction and Builder.
a. O.. HOUSTON. M d. NIn ..r...
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COTTON REPORT.
Market firm

Market firm.
Q,sotations.-Middling Ode; low middling
&C.. good ordinary, &c.
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Did

Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHAMBERIAYNE s. Co.
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All who desire 9ull Information abo{t the
cause and cure OF Blood POisOns. ScrOfuIh. and
ScrOiulous Sweiiings. Ulcers, Sores hhcuna-
tism, Kidney complaints. Caarrh. etc.. can
secure by mail free, copy of our 2 page illus
tnted Book OF Wonders. flied with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known.
Address BLOOD BALM CO.
octl4Q Atlanta Ga.
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AUCTION SALES.
nuNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS
NEAR TERMINUS OF COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in az
records Of the District Of Columbia, and at the -
request OF the party secured thereby falure having
been made in the payment Of one note Of 81 100 and
Interest) we will sell in front Of the premises on
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described real
estate situate in the County of Washington District Of
Columbia to wit All those certain pieces parcels OF
Land and premises known and distinguished as being
Lots npn6erea twenty 500 twenty Sns fSlh twenty
five (25L twentysix (26). twenty seven l27 twenty.
eight l28), twentynin (29) thirty S3O) thirtyone
(31). thrtytwo (32I thirty three 1884, thirty four
Sa2 and t h S35, Of W. H 6lassss's sub
Barnard Trustee" W. H. Clasett and Columbia Rail-
way Company subdivision of part Of tract of land.
called Long Meadows recorded respectively IN book,
County No. 9, page 20, October b. 1855, and Book
Surveyors records for said District Of Columbia to-
gether with all the improvements. ways easements,
rights privileges and appurtenances to the same be-
longing or in anywise sppertaining.
These lots will be sold sub ect to prior deed Of trust
for $4,000. dated March % 1887, with interest at
trust recites note Of $4,000. payable March 22.
1885, one note Of $500, payable March 22, 1889,
with interest payable sem-annuallyl
Terms: The amount OF the indebtedness secured by
in year. bear from date Of sale and
to be secured by deed Of trust all cssh option of
purchaser. Terms to be complied with in ten days.
Otherwise resale At risk and cost OF pur
some newspaper publish in Washington. D. C. Con.
veyancng, &c, 81 purchasers deposit of $3.50
st time Of sale. MIOHEAL l. WELLERl rrr.taa.
n29-d&ds GEORGE r REPErTI} AiuS'0'S'
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Affairs in Alexandria.


COUNTY CoURT.-The Alexandria county court,
Judge d. N. chichester, has adjourned until to-
morrow. The cases of paschal and VIM. Carrier,
Robert Stuart and Addle Williams, for assault
and Mary Fleming, for selling liquor without a
license, have been continued until next term The
Wounding case at the county brick works, OF Henry
Beach by w. c. Holmes, has been fixed to be
tried during Christmas week. Ben1im Hines,
charged with assault with intent to wound, main,
and disiigure John Hacke1t, has been ordered to
be allowed ball in $780, but has not yet furnished
bond. The civil cases Of Thomas agt. Wrenn and
Dyer agt. Wilson have been sent over until next
term. The court win meet tomorrow TO try the
appeal from justice In the case OF Goings agt.
Goings, and will probably close its November term
tomorrow evening.
ship building by chartered companies without cap
ital seem to be unfortunate. No further progress
With WITH The pS'ahontas scheme is being made At the
Building Co. at the upper yard were seized yester-
day ON attachments issued by Baltimore firm Tor
s64s and by Mr.. Saml c. Boush, OF Alexandria, for
800. 1t is expected that on Capt Norton's return
from New York these attachments Will be lifted
The regular ship yard business OF the Agnew Co.
capital would find a ship yard here remunerative
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been begun here for
the celebration OF the coming I'D OF February.
The matter has several times lately been DELAYED
until too late. With two military organizations
and the uniformed f1re companies now here be-
sides the displays and devices specially gotten up
handsome demonstration on each birthday OF its
great citiZen.--The fox still holds his own In the
cellar OF the city treaSurer.-The mayor has
fined Ben Cooley S. for his exhibition near ST.
Johns Chapel, west end, last Sunday very
large amount OF real estate Is on the market here
In the settlement OF estates, &C.. Fl. Williams
colored boy, has been sent TO jail charged with
stealing cigars from Mr.. Hugo Herfurth's store on
King street.-The house OF j. w. Brown at
Locust Grove in Fairfax County. some miles from
this city, was destroyed by fire Saturday night
The mayor at his last court added ST TO the city
funds by hnes.-Mrs. Charlotte Parker, an aged
lady OF Alexandria County, has been missing
since Friday
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From the PhiladeIphia Inquirer
Consider for a moment the condition OF the trans
atlantic countries, which have neither turkeys
national turkeys--nor Thanksgiving days Eng
land has roast beef, ale and the Irish question
nothing to hold Thanksgiving over. France has
frogs and fnnumerable dishes with fancy names,
most Of which mean "hash;" but France can
not be thankful while Germany holds Alsace and
Lorraine. Germany has beer and cheese, sausage
and cabbage; but Germany, with her heavy
taxes her aggressive neighbors and the precarious
health Of her imperial family, will celebrate no
Thanksgiving this year. Neither will Russia, with
her cav1are and her nihillsts; Italy, with her
macaroni and her cholera; Spain, with her garlic
and Don Carlos or any OF the other nations In the
great European hive. They have nothing to be
thankful for except the fact that they are alive
and when they look across at the booming condi-
ton of things In the United states they are not
more than half sure or that
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IMMENSE Sroox,
TOO MANY GOODS!
PRICES AGAIN REDUCED.
NEW STYLE Dress Goods pure wool, one yard and
half wide, reduced to 4Sc., real value q.
HANDSOME Plaid Black silk Velvet nne Quality,
reduced to &C., real value also.
D0pgLE White Blankets, slightly soiled. sl.s6.
LARGE Size Wool Lap Robes, reduced GAS.
reduced Oh. 12K, worth 81 S
HAN1sOME Cloth Pads. pure wool one yard and .
BLANKETs Immense size, extra heavy. reduced 10
-, real value %.
CARTERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 9TH IT.
DON'T FAIL to ask for your handsome present II
you buy s5 or over.
COLORED SILK vELvETs reduced TO Soc. rea,
value 81:
NO REDUCTION on the following goods, they are
cheap enough and are selling fast:
FRENCH SERGE, elegant dress goods, pure wool.
wide double width al colors, great bargain 1t S7k
TRICo CLOTH. pure wool, double width. 37hc.
ASTRAKAN CLOTH, excellent quality. 81
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS, new styles.
IL yards for %.
ROYAL SERGE. beautiful dress goods all colors
wide double fold. IL yards for a.
Don't deal on credit, pay cash, buy cheap, and re-
cetve handsome present. n26
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PROBABLY MURDERED BY CORORED WoNEN-Prof
W. j. Weo, member OF the band OF the Virginia
Military Institute, was found yesterday afternoon
In Sink-hole on the outskirts OF Lexington, Va
In dying condition, and before medical assistance
could be had he was dead. His skull had been
crushed in with rock and his face was SO badly
mutilated that ne was only identified by his mill
tary uniform. TWO colored women have been ar
rested On suspicion, and there is strong evidence
against one OF them, as breaStpin round near the
murdered man has been Identified as belonging To
her, and she was seen with him the night before
WeO has been drinking for some time past
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Affairs i'm West Washington.


IN THE POLICE CoURT.-Tony Walker and GEO..
smith, young colored men, were before the Police
Court to-day charged with aSSaulting Jas. GOingS,
also colored. II was shown that the latter was
walking with young woman Thanksgiving night,
when the defendants assaulted him. In self-de-
PENDANTS, who charged him with assault. Goings
was acquitted, and Walker and Smith were fined
s. each. James Riley, q man OF about forty years,
was charged with vagrancy He claimed to be
from Pittsburg, and said he would make an effort
TO go back to MS home If given chance, but he
was already on his personal bonds, and the Judge
gave him 20 days in default OF bonds. Peter john
son, charged with disturbing the quiet Of this
place. forfeited S collateral In the Police Court
this morning.
NOTEs-Miss Cora v. Cunningham, after an ILL.,
ness OF six weeks with typhoid fever, died at the
residence OF her father w. A. Cunningham, No.
1871 Bed street. last night at 1880 O'Clock The re-
mains Will be inferred at Oak Hill on Wednesday
Quoted at the Gay-street Baptist church. Last
night Rev. Edward Hez SVEN delivered a sermon
to large congregation, taking for his text, "Un-
popular Promises"
GRAIN RECKIPTs-Canal boat G. X. Gregory ar
rived with 1000 bushels of wheat for j. G. & j. NJ.
Waters, and canal boat Maryland arrived with
LOCO bushels OF corn for j. g. J. NJ. Waters
CATTLE MARKET.-The following are the sales Of
live stock at Drovers Rest yesterday: Two hun
dred and seven cattle up, and 40 s0ld-BeSt, 3ka
4Sc.; good, 3ka31c.; medium, 3a3kc.; common,
2&a:}c. Two hundred sheep and lambs-Sheep, 2T
a31Sc.; lambs, 4a5Sc.; calves, 6ka7kc.; 25 cows
and calves sold at $S5as65. Market dull
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER at
n m.-Great Falls, temperature, Al; condition, 80;
receiving reservoir, temperature, A; condition at
north connection, SO; condition at south connec-
tion 80: distributing reservoir, temperature, 43;
condition at in1uenJ gate-house, 80; condition at
efffuent gate-hOuSe So High tide IN the river TO-
DAY al $50 a M; low tide at i :38 D. N.
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A BIC BAneA1s

IN UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS. WE HAVE JUST
BOUGHT OF LEADING MANUFACTURED, AT
GREAT SACRIFICE, A LOT OF UNLAUNDERED
SHIRTS. WHICH WE SHALL OFFER AT CSC.
THESE SHIRTS ARE MADE FROM wAMSUTTA
COTTON. REINFORCED AND TWENTY-ONE HUN
BRED LINEN BOSOMS. NEVER SOLD FOR LESS
THAN 31. THIS Is DECIDEDLY THE BEST
SHIRT EVER OFFERED FOR THE MONEY.
56-inch Ladies' Cloth suitins. in fancy mixtures.
621c., reduced from 81.
46-tnch AlI-Wool Diagonal SOC.
Black Cashmere, extra good quality. Soc
Full stock Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves 10. &c.
104 White Blankets, 81. 41.25. 81. so.
ia Atwood White Blankets, e5.
BED COMFORTS. LARGE SIZE, 81, s1.25.
Ingram Carpet, Csc, 37cH
Extra Heavy Cotton Chain Ingram Carpet, SOC.
Cottage Carpet, 25c. Rag Carpet, $3.50.
Choice designs in Tapestry and Body Brussela
Ingram Art Squares Felt DrugYetA
FLOOR OIL-cLoTHs. RUGS, &c.. &c.
Remnants Ingram and Brussels Carpets marked
down to close out
JOHNSON. GARNER l. CO.,
NEG 636 Pa ave-. near 7th.
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LADIES SEAL SKIN SAoouEs

Continue to be the standard garment The de-
mand exceeds that Of last season. Prices, &l25
to $3.50. according to length. size, and quality.
For Young Ladies' the Jacket il in great de-
mand. Prices. $50. s1OO, e125.
We sre very busy on Fine Seal Plush Wraps.
The quality, style, and finish commend them
to the good taste Of every one
SacQues. &25 to $50. visites, $50 to ESQ
Jackets, listers, and Raglsns at exceptional
bargains. Muffs. Boas, Cspes, and Trimmings.
psrlor Fur Rugs, Carriage Robes, Coachmen-s
Cspes. Our Holiday Silk Umbrellas are now
ready. Large stock to select from.
Novelties in Gentlemen's Hats, from Youmans
and Knox, New York.
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JEwELRY FOR THE HotIp.Ys.

Sold God Stem-windiny Watches, t25; Bows
silver SteIl-wind-rs, $50; Gold-headed Canes,
$50 and - up; Gents Diamond Scarf-pins, from 50
endless assortment OF Rings, set with diamonds,
r1oies, emeralds, pearls, turuuOises, garnets &C,
~ low prices Holiday presents may now be laid
aside on deposit, at LadsOn's 4s3 7th street
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT-1136 ST NV, 10 ROOMS AND
II bsth B. II. ROBERTSON, 1918 II ST. n2e-6t
ErOR. RENr-sIx, ROOM BRICK HOUSE. Bath
and GSs 9th st. bet. n and n NV. Inquire ~ Al 2s
tth ST. Rent &23 per month IT.
TrOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, as Q ST NV, z
- rooms. modern impss, t25.so. including water
rent. per month Inquire f424 9th ST. nv. n2q-3t'
EoR RENT-NEw 3-sToRy AND BASEMENT
pressed brick house; IL rooms, bath. all modern
convenience large yard in with stable must be
seen 70 be appreciated. 632 E Capitol ST. u2e5t.
ENOR RENT-REsIDENCE, 1925 N ST, THOMAS
fos. months or years fully and elesantly
turnlsneu; latest improvements; 10 rooms south
front, with wine vaults and stable; owners leaving
city; 70 private family. c. A. SMITH MEALS
EoR RENT-l535 9TH ST, BET: AND Q srs.
W, new two-story basement brick House. bay
window front and rear nine rooms bath. pantry. eel
iar. Al modern improvements. Inquire Mrs. j..
LYNCH 12S East Capitol at. n29-3t'
EoR RENT-oNE sEvEN-RO0M HOUSE. WITH
ply S0l Maryland ave- ne n2S-6ts
Tor RENT-BY 8. r. WALKER, ASS La AVE
= iZf OH St ne, 81. all imps.. 44250; S35 8 z.
ave. sc. SE, water go: large house and land
barns. &C, 9Th St and Whitney ave.. ESQ. u2e-3t'
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RUSSIAN INTRIGUE IN RoUNAMA.-A pamphlet
and an inspired article. which has appeared ia the
Noro Rossyki, have caused much discussion. The
writer, Russian oncer, urges thar In the event Of
war between Austria and Russia R0umania
would gain Transyivania, Banat, Lower BukovfnA.
Ing Russia
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"OUR SIS mems overcoat comes fully up TO the
mark. whether measured by fashions standard Of
our own requirements or the strfcter demand Of
honesty. EIsExAN BROS, Manufacturers
9TH and E
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sOuR KERsEY OvERCoATs," in different shades
at SIS, are no catch penny bargain such as the
air Is full OF, "but" unQueStiOnaDle goods and
trimmings and our own make
EIsEMAN BROS, Manufacturers,
Corner 7th and E
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ONE DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS win buy q f1ne
FUR Derby. Franc, the strictly one-price halter,
corner 7th and ID.
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OUR STOCK OF draperies for windows and doors In
Porteres, Laces and all classes OF Hangings cannot
be exceIied In the city for variety or low prices
We make a specially Of Fine Lace Curtains and
SILK HangingS SINGLETON & FLETCHER,
AIS It'll street.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING Nov 30, santa Claus viii
give away TOYS ana PRESENTS 70 the children from
Inc front OF The FAIR Sl2 7th St NV
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ID. n GooDAcRE, I226 ii Sc. NV,
Dealer IN Hour, feed, grain. All OF our aims are
Tor the benefit OF the public Cracked corn and
cut hay q speciality.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

1se,'e1sor, for the "a hours commencing at p. m.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and Viz
E1nIa. Iair weather. slowly rising temperature,
hSht hOTIheriy winds, becoming variable
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CITY ITEMS.


Manufacturing Establishment,
91S 7th street northwest, offers q better bargain
than any lady expects We have counted forty
two NeWmarkets, they are OF the best material and
good workmanship, but they are from last season.
We are making o new line now and have made up
our mind that this lot must go. We have marked
them at S615. We guarantee that you cannot
duplicate one OF them under SO.
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SAVE yous EYEsIsHr, consult Hempler, col

We are selling the best mems oyercoat for SIS
In America EIsEMAN BROS, Manufacturers
Corner 7th and Z
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HOLIDAYS. HOIIDAYs!-6io 20 Davis, 1s23 7th st.
for Your pictures One large crayOn and one dOz-
fnely hnished cabinet portraits for only Is. Come
and see them
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Arcnasic sauill Drops tor coughs, loo. eos

progress, often results In an incuraDle throat OF
lung trouble. "BroWn's Bronchial Troches" give
instant relief tu,th-S6k-3
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FINEST Ladies' and Gardeners waterproofs In
the city. AN6LO-AMERICAN RUBBER Co.,
4So II street northwest.
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All-Ni4ht Houses.

NEW POINT TO BE CONSIDERED IN GRANTING
LIQUoR LICENSES.
COL jackson has made application to the Com
missoners for reconsideration OF the rejected ap-
plcation OF Godfrey Holden for q retail LIQUOR
license. The petition recites that the application
was rejected on the report of Lieutenant Amiss
to the effect that the applicant kept an all-night
house. The charge made by the lieutenant is
denied The restaurant. the petition recites Is
kept open after IL O'Clock principally to furnish
eatables TO members OF the press, telegraph
operators and messengers. The attention OF the
commissioners is called TO portion OF section f.
OF the act OF october 10, 1885, reported on page
~, WeboS Digest, as follows: "And that they are
satisfied that the person making application had
provided on said premises suitable and proper ac-
cOmmOdatiOns for guests, so that said guests may
be supplied with such eatables as they may re-
qulre at any hour that the same may be called
for Particular attention is called that portion
or the act which says lat any hour" This is the
nrst application OF the kind made to the Com
mSsi0ners and their decision is awaited with
much interest 10 the keepers OF such restaurants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-29

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